• You should refresh Magento's cache to provide Magento with the ability to register a new extension.
• To prevent an “Access Denied” error, you have to re-enter to the backend. Log in with a full administrator account to get the new permissions.
• Now you should check whether your website and your new module works as expected.

• To create an event, first create a product. After that, navigate to Catalog → Manage Products.
• Then add switch to Event Booking Tab
  

• You can see a handful of options here, but first, select Enable Ticket as Yes

Then you can specify the following options:

• Start time and End time: starting and ending time for your event
• Reminder before days: the exact time for the module to send a reminder email to customer
• Generate PDF Ticket: Select Yes if you want your ticket to be a PDF document
• Event Location: Location for the event

Next up, specify some ticket types for the event, in the following demo, we specified a Child, Adult and Student ticket type

• Title: tick type's name
• Qty: the initial quantity for each ticket type
• Code Prefix: each ticket type comes with a specific code set, this is the code set's prefix
• Confirmation email: template for the ticket type
• Click on Add if you want to add a new type.

Hit Save when done, you can check to see if the event has been created by navigating to Catalog → Event Ticket → Manage Event Products

This is basically the Summary for ticket types, with Purchased quantity, Available quantity and revenue for each type, as shown.

• In the Attendees tab, the admin can easily manage the attendees of the event. As we can see, this customer bought 3 tickets of type Magento, all have been invoiced and one redeemed.